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Narcissism
(Self-Centeredness) &
OB

Psychopathy

Note about Personality Test
•Why not Enneagram (±²³´) or othertests from magazines/websites?
32

Outline – Personality & Values
Personality Tests
& OB
Big 5/MBTI/Dark
Triad
Values & OB
33
Case Study:
Ming’s
Ethical
Dilemma

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Values in the Workplace
•
Guide our
judgment
and
preferences
•
Define right or wrong, good or bad (in our
eyes)
•
Espoused vs. Enacted values
•
Espoused Values
: the values we say we use
and often think we use; our ideal.
•
Enacted Values
: the values we actually rely
on to guide our decisions and actions;
value-in-use.

±² ³´µ¶·¸³ ¹º »µ¸¼³ ½¾¿À³¶
Family
Financial
Independence
Status
Justice
Trust
Happiness
Wealth
Responsibility
Love
Health
Freedom
Equality
Customs
Excitement
Honesty
Peace
Leisure
Friendship
Knowledge


±²³´µ´³¶·¸´¹º µ»¼¹¶¹ ½¾¸¸»¿À´µ´¹º
The degree to which people prefer to act as
individuals versus as members of groups
Individualism
Collectivism
Personal freedom, self-
sufficiency, control, private
space
Group membership, group
interest
Independence, personal
uniqueness
Duty to groups, group
harmony

±²³´µ ¶·¸¹º»¼´
The degree to which people accept an
unequal distribution of power
in society
High
Power Distance
Low
Power Distance
Accept and value
unequal power
Expect relatively equal
power sharing
Value obedience to
authority, comfortable
receiving commands
from superiors
Value consultation,
view hierarchical
relationship as
interdependent

Sample Countries/Regions
Country/region
Power
Distance
Individualism
Achievement/
Nurturing
Uncertainty
Avoidance
Mainland
China
High
Low
Moderate
Moderate
Hong Kong
High
Moderate
High
Low
France
High
High
Moderate
High
Indonesia
High
Low
Moderate
Low
Japan
Moderate
Low
High
High
Mexico
High
Low
High
High
U.S.
Low
High
High
Low
High=top third; moderate=medium third; low=bottom third (among 53 countries)

Q & A

Outline – Personality & Values
Personality Tests
& OB
Big 5/MBTI/Dark
Triad
Values & OB
41
Case Study:
Ming’s
Ethical
Dilemma


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